Re: Need guidance for Migrating from 4507 to 6513.

As a rule of thumb, usually sups are connected with it's own ports.

port1-supA-chassisA <<-->> port1-supA-chassisB
port2-supA-chassisA <<-->> port2-supA-chassisB

port1-supB-chassisA <<-->> port1-supB-chassisB
port2-supB-chassisA <<-->> port2-supB-chassisB

but if you really want reference design, with all the details, go here:

www.cisco.com/go/cvd

This is one of the biggest Cisco's advantages = Documentation. Lots and Lots
and Lots of highest grade documentation. In fact, it was voted best
documented something, ever.

On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 7:06 AM, sajid mavani <sajidmavani_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> I neede your suggestion.
>
> I am doing a migration activity where there is one 4507 switch that would
> be
> replace by two 6513 switch ( this is the hub location.)
>
> Each of the 6513 switches has two sup engines.
>
> I just wanted how could i get redundacny between the 2 sup engines of two
> switches. I am configuring HSRP on the switches and making SW1 active &
> switch 2 as Stanby.
>
> What would be the physical conectivity between the sup ? and their
> redundacny configurartion.
>
> Please help me out as per your earliest Convinience.
>
> Have a Pleasant day.
>
> Regards
>
> Sam
>
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